Campbell moved into a tie for first place in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Western Division girls basketball race with a 41-39 home win over Leilehua last night. Campbell ties up
OIA WestJalen Garcia scored to put Campbell up 40-36 with a little over a minute left. Leilehua's Pikake Nutter-Gaudet hit a 3-pointer to cut the lead to one.
Garcia made a free throw to give Campbell a 41-39 lead with 36 seconds left. Jasmine Lopez blocked Nutter-Gaudet's final 3-point attempt to end the game.
Both teams are 6-1 and share the division lead with Pearl City.
At Campbell H.S. gym
Leilehua (6-1) 10 14 8 7 -- 39 Campbell (6-1) 9 11 10 11 -- 41 LEILEHUA--Priscilla West 0, Heidi Garcia 16, Naschelle Scott 10, Maria Quidez 0, Alexis San-Nicolas 0, Pikake Nutter-Gaudet 9, Sara Smith 1, Inez Tauvela 3.
CAMPBELL--Joanne Corpuz 5, Jasmine Lopez 2, Venicia Morris 0, Denise Alonzo 0, Jalen Garcia 9, Jamie Kua 15, Jacqueline Mendes 0, Jolani Bobbitt 2, Kim Edwards 0, Hoku Leiato 4, Chaunte Jackson 4.
3-point goals--Leilehua 2 (Garcia, Nutter-Gaudet), Campbell 2 (Corpuz, Garcia).
Junior varsity--Leilehua 24, Campbell 18.
Pearl City 40, Waianae 29: The Chargers turned up the defensive pressure in a 17-6 second quarter to take control of the game.
At Pearl City H.S. gym
Waianae (3-4) 11 6 2 10 -- 29 Pearl City (6-1) 8 17 6 9 -- 40 WAIANAE--Kisha Hampton 10, Angeline Lino 4, Chelsea Park 0, Yvonne Eli 0, Wailana Darden 0, Tiare Holbron 10, Czarina Gaspar 2, Tristina Nitta 3, Janeen Lee-Abelaye 0, Tabitha Randles 0.
PEARL CITY--Darcie Hamamoto 2, Jillan Soria 11, Amy Fujihara 3, Joni Yoon , Christie Ayers 0, Chalice Kaapuni 5, Kellie Yuen 3, Jamie Iwata 2, Kristin Lai 2, Tatum Higdon 0, Frances Mabalay 0, Tina Questel 8, Marci Lobendahn 4, Lusia Kleinschmidt 0.
3-point goals -- Waianae (Holbron 2). Pearl City 3 (Soria 1, Fujihara 1, Yuen 1).
Junior Varsity -- Pearl City 29, Waianae 25
Radford 39, Nanakuli 30: Heather Massey scored seven of her 18 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Rams.
At Radford H.S. gym
Nanakuli (3-5) 9 7 8 6 -- 30 Radford (5-3) 11 9 3 16 -- 39 NANAKULI--Chalceydony Silva 1, Lindsey Ako 1, Jasmine Carvalho 0, KC Hoohuli 0, Lehua Yap 13, Chanel Ching 5, Ashley Gasper 8, Stacelyn Eli 0, Malia Hirahara 0, Teila Watson 0, Marsy Holi-Arrington 2.
RADFORD--Joanne Czumalowski 0, Nakita Viavia 2, Chantel Romano 0, Jenna Johnson-Endo 2, Marina Watts 0, Jennifer Taylor 0, Brianna Reyes 5, Missy Cordero 0, Heather Massey 18, Lia Mickey 4, Michelle Winebush 0, Talaya Jones 8.
3-point goals -- Nanakuli 3 (Yap 3). Radford 2 (Massey 2).
Junior Varsity -- Nanakuli 33, Radford 28
Mililani 48, Waialua 31: Darci Watanabe scored 12 of her game-high 19 points in the second half for the Trojans.At Mililani H.S. gym
Waialua (1-6) 9 8 3 11 -- 31 Mililani (2-5) 14 8 16 10 -- 48 WAIALUA--Ashley Yoshizu 5, Joanna Alfanta 9, Clarice Kajiwara 5, Abigail Aceret 0, Melissa Baker 3, Glenelle Mata 0, Shanay Coloma 1, Kira Nakasono 8.
MILILANI--Darci Watanabe 19, Lauren Panicek 0, Sandy Santiago 1, Sandy Nakamura 4, Jade Killa 0, Adrienne Kasaoka 2, Lori Nonies 0, Erin Chapman 0, Jody Saquilon 5, Kodi Oyama 0, Yvonne Morris 4, Suzy Jackson 2, Talia Tupua 9, Rebeka McCoy 2.
3-point goals--Waialua 3 (Alfanta, Nakasono, Yoshizu), Mililani 3 (Watanabe 3).
Junior varsity--Mililani 48, Waialua 29.
Waipahu 35, Kapolei 31 (OT): Tiana Ortogero scored 10 points for the Marauders.
At Waipahu H.S. gym
Kapolei (0-8) 5 8 6 10 2 -- 31 Waipahu (3-4) 5 11 6 7 6 -- 35 KAPOLEI--Tasha Faumuina 6, Kamaile Kelekolio 0, Kayla Kam 11, Charlyn Kauachi 2, Danielle Hughes 0, Shauntay Leutu 4, Tanya Menino 5, Sanoi Peahu 0, Ama Haupu-Silva 2, Gabrielle Tabios 0, Pam Mellinger 0, Edna Talo 1.
WAIPAHU--Crystal Baliguat 0, Ranalyn Baldovi 1, Rosanna Jardin 8, Jenna Rosario 1, Nicole Keaunui 2, Tiana Ortogero 10, Maryann Baxa 0, Angeli Espiritu 0, Adrianne Olione 2, Jerrell Taituave 11.
3-point goals--Kapolei 1 (Kam).
Junior varsity--Waipahu 42, Kapolei 18.
Junior Varsity Division I ILH
Punahou Gold 41, Punahou Blue 34
Junior Varsity Division II
St. Francis 59, Hawaii Baptist 37
Mililani 2, Waianae 0: Christopher Balatico struck out 10 as the Trojans handed the Seariders their first loss. BASEBALL
OIA West
At Mililani H.S. field
Waianae (5-1) 000 000 0 -- 0 6 3 Mililani (3-2) 001 100 x -- 2 4 0 Cid Moses, Dane Awana (5) and Michael Ferreira; Christopher Balatico and Shawn Saito. W--Balatico. L--Moses.
Leading hitters--Waianae: Chad Rodrigues, 2-4. Mililani: Trey Brown, 2b.
Aiea 7, Pearl City 3: Na Alii remained undefeated by rallying past the Chargers.
At Pearl City H.S. field
Aiea (7-0) 200 031 1 -- 7 10 0 Pearl City (3-3) 000 300 0 -- 3 10 3 Matt Yoshimura, Jared Matsuoka (4), Blake Lamug (5) and Justin Nii, Aaron Asher (7); Jonathan Serapion, Rex Yamaguchi (6), Derrick Kim Seu (7) and Kellen Concepcion. W--Lamug. L--Serapion.
Leading hitters--Aiea: Ricky Takushi, 2-2, 3b; Bryan Tucker, 2-2, 3b. PC: K. Concepcion, 2 RBIs.
Campbell 12, Nanakuli 2: Tristan Bailey struck out six as the Sabers routed the Golden Hawks.
At Campbell H.S. field
6 innings, 10-run rule
Nanakuli (0-5) 100 100 -- 2 5 4 Campbell (4-2) 003 513 -- 12 8 1 Michael Nakagawa, Jarel Alapai (5) and Edward Pontes; Tristan Bailey and Ikaika Trinidad. W--Bailey. L--Nakagawa.
Leading hitters--Nanakuli: Ikaika Asinsin, 2b. Campbell: Jacob Cadelinia, 2-2, 2b, 3 RBIs; Bill Tennent, 2b; Keahi Kapana, 2b, 2 RBIs.
Waialua 12, Waipahu 8: Keone Peiler hit a three-run homer in the first inning to lead the Bulldogs over the Marauders.
At Waialua H.S. field
Waipahu (1-4) 021 005 0 -- 8 8 2 Waialua (2-4) 300 432 x -- 12 17 3 Shane Jelf, Ross Garabiles (5) and John Fauatea; Charles Tantog, Jonathan Carrano (6) and Keone Peiler. W--Tantog. L--Jelf.
Leading hitters--Waipahu: Travis Atualevao, 3-run HR; Chane Garcia, 3-4, 2b, 2 RBIs. Waialua: Lee Matsuura, 4-5, 2b, 4 RBIs; Gavin Nakamura, 3-5, 2 RBIs; K. Peiler, 3-4, 2b, 3-run HR, 4 RBIs.
Kalaheo 5, Roosevelt 3: The Mustangs scored four runs in the first inning to hand the Rough Riders their first loss. OIA East
At Kailua Recreation Center
Roosevelt (5-1) 102 000 0 -- 3 6 2 Kalaheo (5-2) 410 000 x -- 5 7 2 Brandon Loo and Kevin Fujii; Nick Sargent and Jacob Myking. W--Sargent. L--Loo.
Leading hitters--Roosevelt: Corey Higa, 2-4, solo HR. Kalaheo: Cody Racoma, 2b, 2 RBIs.
Kailua 14, Kahuku 7: The Surfriders exploded for nine runs in the first inning to move into first place in the OIA East.
At Kailua H.S. field
Kahuku (4-2) 100 500 1 -- 7 2 3 Kailua (6-1) 900 023 x -- 14 11 2 Kyle Pao, Cory Supranovich (6) and Alex Ponciano. Levi Manutai, Jason Moore (4) and Chad Nishizuka. W--Moore. L-- Pao.
Leading hitters--Kailua: Jonathan Tabar, 2-4, 2 RBIs; Jarid Kawamoto, 2b, 2 RBIs; Cody Texeira-Vickery, 2-2, 2 2bs, 2 RBIs; Moore 2-2, 3b.
Castle 7, Moanalua 1: Ryan Lum went 4-for-4 with three RBIs and earned the complete-game win for the Knights.
At Castle H.S. field
Moanalua (4-2) 001 000 0 -- 1 6 2 Castle (4-2) 410 002 x -- 7 12 2 Scott Batula, Neal Manutai (6) and Brett Tanigawa. Ryan Lum and Jason Taniguchi. W--Lum. L--Batula.
Leading hitters--Moanalua: Lorin Nakagawa 2-4, 2 2bs. Castle: Lum 4-4, 2b, 3 RBIs; Scott Shinsato 2-4, 2b, RBI; Casey Daniel, 3b, 3 RBIs.
Kaiser 6, Kalani 4: David Chu's bases-loaded triple highlighted the Cougars' six-run rally in the sixth inning as Kaiser slipped past the Falcons.
At Kahala Field
Kaiser (3-4) 000 006 0 -- 6 11 1 Kalani (1-5) 130 000 0 -- 4 4 2 Jason Peters and David Chu; Randy Kitagawa, Grant Arakaki (6), Kitagawa (7) and Reid Pamatigan. W--Peters. L--Kitagawa.
Leading hitters--Kaiser: Landon Kaaua, 3-4; D. Chu, 2-3, 3b, 3 RBIs. Kalani: R. Kitagawa, 3-4.
Kaimuki 6, McKinley 5: The Bulldogs took advantage of seven McKinley errors.
At Kaimuki H.S. field
McKinley (1-6) 000 000 5 -- 5 6 7 Kaimuki (2-4) 300 102 x -- 6 4 1 Blaine Yoshino and Tyson Kaneshiro. Jay Tokuuke, Shaye Asoau (7) and Leland Ohelo. W--Tokuuke. L--Yoshino. S-Asoau.
Leading hitters -- McKinley: Yoshino, grand slam. Kaimuki: Kaulana Kaluna, 2-2.
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